Serengeti plot
A vast, untouched landscape and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Serengeti covers hundreds of miles from Tanzania to the northern reaches of the protected area in Kenya. From the depths of the outcrops, beneath the volcanoes of the Crater Highlands, across the thorny bushlands of the central Serengeti, to the lush meadows of the north, nearly two million antelopes, gazelles and zebras per year roam about 25,000 square kilometers of wilderness. The Serengeti is the stage for a show that has played out the dramatic spectacle of nature for thousands of years: archaic, savage and moving events.